The Jews’ of Ioannina are to be found as dealers in the Bazars, as artisans, and some of them also with employments about the Seraglio. They partake with the Greeks in the advantage of general toleration, and are not, I believe, exposed to any peculiar privations. Their burying-ground, for the right of which they pay an annual sum, forms an open area in the midst of the city.
